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The Land Sings - Abel Tasman National Park

by: Kiwi Jam

Publication date: 2005-11-02

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

Topics: nature, nature music, maori instruments, maori, new zealand, new zealand music, aotearoa, aotearoa music, folk, improvisational music, improv, improv folk, improvisational, improvisational folk

Music recorded in the Abel Tasman National Park, with lots of natural sounds of the New Zealand bush: Tuis, bellbirds, lots of water sounds. Traditional Maori flutes are featured as well.

Notes

We are touched by the beautiful, primal and creative power of sound. It is a pathway home.

Thanks

...to all who are part of this, the beings of the land who freely gave their gift of sound, Kristina, Nik, Zach, Levity and Gabby, Mathew, Steven, Ange, Tobi and Luna, Margaret, John, Andrew and all our friends and family of Kiwijam. Special thanks to John Katchur for his wonderful help with the technical stuff.

For more stories about the creation of this CD and information about Kiwijam's vision, see our website at: kiwijam.co.nz